TEHRAN-- An Iranian lawmaker has stated that Irans reaction to the European Parliaments resolution on the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) triggered the EU to back down on the IRGC listing.

The lawmaker, Jalal Rashidi Kouchi, informed ICANA that the resolution was met with a major reaction from Iran.

The European Parliament understood that we will not be reluctant to decisively respond to this resolution, Kouchi said.

He was talking about recent remarks by EU diplomacy chief Josep Borrell who stated that the EU can not designate the IRGC as a terrorist group just because they do not like it.

Irans response to Europes wrong action concerning calling the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist caused them to reconsider their behavior, the legislator stated.

He included, I believe that we should provide a company message to Europe that the expense of such a work will absolutely be much greater for Europe than for Iran.

Europe should know that its conditions are various from America.

It appears to have actually comprehended this difference to some extent.

Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian has actually highlighted the risks associated with the IRGC designation for Europe in a viewpoint piece for Al Jazeera.

Branding the IRGC a terrorist organization would be a colossal mistake on the part of the EU-- an error Iran can not be anticipated to ignore.

Such a designation would encroach upon Irans sovereignty, flouting global law and the Charter of the United Nations.

Such a severe escalation would further weaken Europes trustworthiness in matters connected to global security and have extensive implications for the interests of European countries in the Middle East region, he wrote.

Therefore, it is of critical significance that rationality prevails within the European diplomacy facility to avoid another crisis.

He stated, Designating the IRGC as a terrorist organization would have lots of undesirable legal and political effects for all involved celebrations.

This is why it is our conviction that dialogue and diplomacy is the best course forward.

Positive engagement between Iran and Europe is important for finding sustainable services to disputes and clarifying misunderstandings.

Engagement begets more engagement.

Threats, on the other hand, will be met by a commensurate reaction.